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<0> cn28h - so?
<1> and he wants to look up a customer in the DB? ;P
<2> how do i declare an int, ive been trying for DAYS!
<3> ...
<2> yeah, sorry.
<1> you don't, in communist Russia, int declares you
<2> nice
<2> is this the channel where i ask about .NET?
<1> you could, but you probably won't get an answer
<1> try #dotnet
<2> is that where you send the innocent children to be killed?
<1> innocent? pfft MS has already got their souls
<2> my work does c#.nET
<2> we are gold certified partner with ms
<2> im not sure what that means?
<1> it means you should probably ask in #C#



<2> i dont need to ask any questions
<2> c# is ez
<2> tho i need help texture mapping a cube
<2> manually..
<1> well, print the pattern on a piece of paper, cut it into the shape of a box, tape & enjoy
<2> using mode 13
<1> lol
<2> with arbatrary points
<2> i need to know how to map a texture to the polygon
<1> use a rotation matrix
<2> ah
<2> i see
<2> ill chat later..
<2> i gotta go
<2> wife needs puter
<0> .net.... c#... and "using mode 13" ??
<0> ...AND trying to make a 3d renderer? heh
<1> and doing his best to troll? :)
<4> :)
<1> and still here? haha
<4> cn28h :/
<5> mode 13 being a standard vga screen mode?
<1> I would ***ume so, 13h
<1> 320x200 8bpp iirc
<6> anyone know of a freebie program that will do find/replace on an arbitrary (or even wildcarded) collection of files (would need to do a recursive directory walk)
<1> find and replace iwthin the files?
<6> yes
<1> perl comes to mind
<6> I have a find in set of files
<1> if you use perl -p -e [expr]
<1> and another perl script to match the file names with a regexp
<6> I don't really want to write a perl program
<6> for one, I"d have to install perl
<1> hm, yeah that would be important
<6> maybe I'll just add it to the tools I've written, but that's fairly non-trivial
<6> and it's a collection of 910 files
<5> what kind of dev doesn't have perl installed :\
<1> sed might be able to hook you up
<6> anyone who isn't a *nix weenie
<1> and would require a lot less install
<1> I have perl installed on my windows machine ;P
<6> but then driving sed is an interesting challange
<5> i'm a windows user and i've had activeperl for years.
<6> goodie
<1> problem is I know mostly unix tools :)
<6> I'm disappointed my fallback editor won't do wildcard loads recursively
<1> emacs probably would if you feel like writing some emacs-lisp hehe
<7> pain in the back
<7> viewing my codes in a 15inch crt monitor
<8> can anyone tell me why http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16275.html causes abnormal program termination?
<1> on which line?
<7> put some comment on the line marp
<7> i'm sleepy
<6> cool, found out my fallback editor DOES have a recursive file load
<8> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16276.html <-- comented
<8> commented*
<6> likely you have an off by one error
<6> what compiler are you using??
<6> iostream.h ??
<6> you're usint .at() but you never try to catch the exception
<8> er



<8> dmc ;D
<6> wtf is dmc ?
<8> digitalmars.com
<6> any particular reason?
<8> because its free
<6> so are dev-cpp and vc__2005 express
<8> i'm not going anywhere near vc
<6> err, vc++2005 express
<8> its also approx 20MB installed
<6> you're stupider than you look
<8> lol
<6> and it's a CONFORMANT compiler
<8> wow, i don't know what that means.
<6> it means it actually handles STANDARD C++, you know, the thing they p***ed in 1998
<8> i see. and its obviously something that gets you quite agitated.
<6> well, using ancient compilers that don't compiler STANDARD c++ seems foolish
<5> ok.
<5> there's a c++ standard.
<5> #include <iostream.h>
<5> that shouldn't work.
<5> that's not standards-compliant c++.
<1> it shouldn't work in strict mode
<8> should be #include <iostream> ?
<5> cout<<"bla"<<endl; // that definitely shouldn't work.
<6> so if you're going to actually try to learn C++ you should get a compiler that compiles the right stuff
<3> I thought whatever compiler Digital Mars made was pretty standard-compiant?
<3> compliant
<5> not without a using namespace std; or using std::cout; using std::endl;
<5> i've never heard of digitalmars.
<1> if you use iostream.h they will be in the global namespace
<5> what architecture does it compile for?
<8> i am using namespace std...
<6> cn28h maybe, we don't know, since the standard doesn't define it
<1> no, but that's what pre-ansi compilers did
<6> but there's no guarantee that current ones do
<5> the point of the matter is that now there's a standard.
<1> now it's just a relic for backwards compatibility that will probably disapear, so silly to use it
<5> it's good practice to abide by it.
<1> sure
<6> and there has been a standard for 7 years
<5> 8?
<1> hehe
<1> well
<6> not sure when it actually p***ed
<5> i thought 97 myself
<5> but you say 98.
<6> no, voted out of committee in 97
<1> it was '98
<5> aha.
<6> just after MS released VC++6.0
<5> heh
<5> is that why you all hate vc++6?
<6> or maybe the other way around
<8> well considering i couldn't write c/c++ 2 days ago, i've managed to do fairly well with dmc + notepad combo :D
<5> indeed, congrats.
<1> notepad? ouch :)
<6> well, MS never fixed reported errors in the standard library
<5> i use notepad myself.
<5> even though i have "better" editors.
<1> the tabbing boehters me, personally
<5> i don't tab.
<8> i love notepad. i'm infact using notepad2 which allows for c & other code formatting
<1> ew, no indentation?
<5> you use tabs, open in another editors, your indentation looks retarded.
<5> i use spaces.
<1> haha
<1> well, I use the tab key, but emacs insets spaces
<6> dev-cpp and vc++2005 express both come with IDEs... editors that syntax hilight
<5> well i'd use emacs, but i can't remember keyboard shortcuts if my life depended on it.
<8> i'm looking into buying ms office so i can write code in Word using Times New Roman.
<6> compile "buttons"
<5> though i don't remember how bad emacs is with that.
<5> i know vi is... well.. yea...
<6> marp probably not a good idea..... EPM would do that on OS/2 ok, but I suspect Word won't


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